104 
27 
Ottoson 
. . 28, 
122, 214 
Tewinkel 
37 
215, 
222, 313 
Tham 
... 119, 300 
Thiriar 
... 113, 166 
Palmgren . . . 
.... 313 
Thompson .... 
67 
Parenti 
169, 270 
Thoren R. ... 
193 
Poivilliers 
.... 129 
Thoren S. ... 
220 
Powell 
.... 279 
Thunberg .... 
302 
Ray 
.... 91 
Trombetti . .. . 
. . . 225, 252 
Rehnlund . . 
211, 216 
Rinner 
.... 241 
Vegesack . ... 
191 
Robertson . . . 
.... 96 
Veenenbos . .. 
304 
Roelofs 
.... 249 
Verdin 
82 
Rogers 
.... 325 
Vermeir 
25, 51 
Ronca 
139, 140 
Wadell 
Santoni .... 
.... 182 
Wassef 
... 238, 293 
Schumacher . 
.... 218 
Weele 
81 
Schut 
.... 239 
Welander 
... 267, 324 
Schwidefsky 
108, 181 
Whitmore 
292 
Scott 
.... 319 
Wild 
202 
Sigmark 
224 
Witenstein . .. 
187 
Simonsson ... 
.... 221 
Yonkler 
137 
Solaini 
251, 252 
Young 
296 
Stickler 
.... 177 
Yzerman . .. . 
ISO 
Stoeckeler . . , 
.... 296 
Stone 
.... 42 
Zarzycki 
172 
Sutor 
. 30, 183 
Zeller 
.... 29, 84 
26 
LADIES’ PROGRAM 
Ladies are cordially invited to take part in all activities 
of the Congress. In addition a ladies’ program is arranged 
as follows. 
Wednesday, July 18 
12.00 departure from Medborgarplatsen (Congress en 
trance) by bus to Skansen with lunch (by invitation) at 
restaurant Solliden. Swedish folkdances. Individual return. 
Thursday, July 19 
10.00 assembling at Obelisken at Slottsbacken (south side 
of Royal Palace). Conducted stroll through the old Town. 
Shopping. 
10.00 alternatively, departure by bus from Medborgar 
platsen to the medical center Karolinska sjukhuset. 
Individual lunch. 
13.30 departure by bus from Medborgarplatsen to the 
new suburb of Vallingby. Sightseeing, tea and presentation 
of Swedish clothes and Swedish glass. Arrival at Medbor 
garplatsen about 17.30. 
Friday, July 20 
12.00 lunch at Grand Hotel. 
13.30 departure by water-bus under the bridges to Valde- 
marsudde, where the Art Gallery and garden of late Prince 
Eugen are demonstrated. Tea. Individual return. 
Monday, July 23 
10.00 departure by bus from Medborgarplatsen for visits 
to a cottage building, an old age home, the Nacka open- 
air reservation and the Forest Cemetery at Enskede. Lunch 
at Nackanäs Inn. Arrival at Medborgarplatsen by bus at 
15.00. 
Tuesday, July 24 
13.30 departure by bus from Medborgarplatsen to Milles’ 
home and garden at Lidingö. The art collections and the 
magnificent garden are demonstrated. Tea at restaurant 
Foresta. Arrival at Medborgarplatsen about 16.30. 
Wednesday, July 25 
10.00 assembling at Obelisken at Slottsbacken (south side 
of the Royal Palace). Visit to the Palace, Storkyrkan and 
Riddarholmskyrkan. 
Thursday, July 26 
10.00 departure from Medborgarhuset by bus. Visit to 
the medical center Karolinska sjukhuset. Arrival at Med 
borgarplatsen about 12.00. 
MOVIE PROGRAM 
Films will be shown in the large lecture hall A, partly 
parallel to other programpoints. Each film will be shown 
at least twice. Sweden from the air will also be presented 
with a few stereoslides. The following films etc. (titles 
abbreviated) will be shown: 
1. »The Coast and Geodetic Survey» — US Coast & Geod. 
Surv. 
2. »Maps for the Army» — Dept.of Nat.Def., Canada 
3. »Preparing for Power» — Swedish State Power Board 
4. »Destinies beyond the horizon» — Swedish State Power 
Board 
5. »Reclaiming the Desert» (commerc.) — Hunting, Engl. 
6. »Principles of OMI-Nistri-instr.» (commerc.) — OMI, 
Italy 
7. »Photogrammetrie» (commerc.) — Wild, Switzerl. 
8. »Geodätische Instrum.» (commerc.) — Kern, Switzerl. 
9. » Decca for Helicopters» (commerc.) — Decca, England 
10. »Over the top of the world» (commerc.) — SAS, Sweden 
11. »Sweden in stereo» (stereoslides) — Geogr. Surv. Off. 
12. »Maps we live by» — UNO 
13. »Triangulation for topographic mapping» — US Geol. 
Surv. 
14. »Supplemental Control for Topographic Mapping» — 
US Geol. Surv. 
15. »The Helicopter as an Aid in Alaska Surveys» — US 
Geol. Surv. 
The films 3, 5, 6 and 9 correspond more or less with 
papers with the serial numbers 171 + 36, 96, 126 respec 
tively 279. 
The films will be shown as follows: 
July 17th: 
no 
11-15.00; 
12-15.20; 
5-15.45; 
14-16.20; 
3-16.47 
19th: 
no 
7- 9.00; 
8-10.10; i 
1-14.00; 
2-14.15; 
13-14.55 
15-15.30; 
1-15.55; 
11-16.20 
; 12-16.39 
23rd: 
no 
4-15.00; 
6-15.15; 
7-15.30; 
5-16.45 
24th: 
no 
3-14.00; 
8-14.15 
6-14.45; 
14-15.00; 
9-15.35 
13-15.50; 
15-16.25; 
; 1-16.40 
25th: 
no 
10-14.30; 
11-14.55; 
2-15.15; 
1-16.00; 
13-16.25 
14-16.55; 
3-17.25